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Pasadena ISD board approves multiple 2022 bond project contracts and related service agreements

Pasadena Independent School District Board of Trustees · June 26, 2024
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Summary

The board approved allowance authorizations and contracts tied to 2022 bond projects — including a $1,005,400.27 roof package, material testing and HVAC testing agreements, and a $37,919 AEA for transportation center replacement — by voice vote during the June 25 meeting.

The Pasadena Independent School District Board of Trustees approved several contracts and expenditure authorizations tied to bond construction and facilities work during its June 25 meeting.

Among the items approved were an allowance expenditure authorization (AEA A007) for the 2037 Bond Transportation Center replacement project in the amount of $37,919 and AEA authorization for the 2022 bond roof replacement package 1 totaling $1,005,400.27. The board also approved material testing service agreements with Terracon Consultants Inc. (amounts recorded in the transcript as $132,415 and $127,950 for New Jessup and New Bailey elementary projects) and HVAC testing and balancing service agreements with Engineered Air Balance Company Inc. (amounts recorded as $130,745 and $119,025).

Each item was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the chair declared the motions carried. Trustees asked questions about funding labels on one item and administrators confirmed that two line items referenced the same New Bailey Elementary replacement project but with slightly different naming on the agenda page.

The approvals allow staff to proceed with testing, balancing and construction scheduling tied to the 2022 bond projects. The board did not record roll‑call tallies in the public transcript.